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                    [Title] => DLS-Lipa debuts in Toby's Jr volley
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De La Salle-Lipa kicks off its campaign in the Toby’s Juniors Volleyball League as it collides with Jesus  Christ Academy and Academy of God’s Children at resumption of action today at the Lyceum gym.
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                    [Title] => The singing Cebuana
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                    [Title] => Closing ranks
                    [Summary] => Despite the different views and opinions as to how this painful situation should have been handled, it is clear that our intentions and  love for La Salle is the common and prevailing sentiment that we all share.


 Though the airing of all differences was at times emotional and perhaps hurtful, I believe it was a necessary process for us to go through to be able to arrive at the stage we are now in.


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                    [Title] => La Sallites join us
                    [Summary] => Despite all evidence to the contrary, the La Salle brothers and officials have conducted their initial investigation in a way that has left many in a state of deep sadness and at the same time disgust at how the entire situation was handled.


It shocks me and others that they even dared to think that the public would consider their findings acceptable. I actually gave them more credit than that. I guess I was mistaken.


How could I have forgotten that old saying which states one can only hope to lead the horse to the water but cannot make him drink.


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                    [Title] => Winning at all costs (Part 2)
                    [Summary] => When I came out with my column Winning At All Costs, two weeks ago the news of La Salle fielding an ineligible player that was written on the other page of this paper came as a complete shock to me. I didn’t realize that my alma mater had gone that far off course.


It has been a great thing for me to see that the public, and the media in particular, has not allowed the issue to just die a natural death. And though it is quite an emotional issue for me, I feel it is my responsibility to write the entire story, as I know it.


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The original Overdrive was made up of five Ateneans and two La Sallites. The Ateneans credit the La Sallites for introducing them to New Wave music that was sweeping the airwaves in the ’80s.


"There was a time when British rock bands were gaining popularity," says Anton Periquet, lead guitarist and original Overdrive member.


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                    [Title] => Falcons rip Blazers in Champions League
                    [Summary] => The duel between two former La Sallites wasn’t even close. And one of the NCAA’s best teams found itself overmatched against one of the UAAP’s downtrodden.


Adamson outscored St. Benilde, 25-14, in the third quarter yesterday as the Falcons clobbered the Blazers, 77-62, in the Grudge Games of Champions League 2003 at the Makati Coliseum.


La Salle, riding high on the exploits of new recruit JV Casio, ripped Letran, 87-77, in the other game.


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                    [Title] => Who is better in business, the Atenean or La Sallite?
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                    [AuthorName] => Wilson Lee Flores
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How could I have forgotten that old saying which states one can only hope to lead the horse to the water but cannot make him drink.


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Adamson outscored St. Benilde, 25-14, in the third quarter yesterday as the Falcons clobbered the Blazers, 77-62, in the Grudge Games of Champions League 2003 at the Makati Coliseum.


La Salle, riding high on the exploits of new recruit JV Casio, ripped Letran, 87-77, in the other game.


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